$4,498
Midnight Sky
By Glooris
Located in Luzern, CH
«Midnight Sky» ist ein reversibles Wandobjekt aus schwarzer Jute, dessen Rückseite mit goldfarbenen Metallblättern veredelt wurde. Bemalt wurde sowohl die Vorder- als auch die Rückse...
Gold Leaf
$3,478
Magic Flowers
By Glooris
Located in Luzern, CH
«Magic Flowers« ist auf naturfarbener Jute entstanden, die in mehreren Schichten mit handgefertigten Schablonen und Acrylfarben bemalt wurde. Die Rückseite besteht aus Metallblättche...
Gold Leaf
$3,238
Pampas Nature
By Glooris
Located in Luzern, CH
«Pampas nature» ist ein handbemaltes Wandobjekt auf naturbelassener Jute. Die Vorderseite ist in warmen, erdigen Naturtönen gehalten und betont die ursprüngliche Textur des Materials...
Gold Leaf
$3,778
Yellow Berries
By Glooris
Located in Luzern, CH
«Yellow Berries» wurde auf naturbelassener Jute in mehreren Schichten mit handgefertigten Schablonen und Acrylfarben aufgebaut. Die Rückseite ist - wie bei allen GLOORIS-Werken - mit...
Gold Leaf
$3,778
Dark Magnolia
By Glooris
Located in Luzern, CH
«Dark Magnolia» entstand aus naturbelassener Jute und wurde in mehreren Schichten mit handgeschnittenen Schablonen und Acrylfarben bemalt. Die Rückseite ist mit goldfarbenen Metallbl...
Gold Leaf
Christian Le Moult Oil on canvas "Au clair de la lune"- Signed lower right
Located in Linkebeek, BE
Christian Le Moult Oil on canvas "Au clair de la lune"- Signed lower right Wear consistent with age and use Belgian School - Born in 1941 Measures : 70cmx90cm - 72,5cmx72,5cm
Jute
French Wall Tapestry, Hand-Woven Cotton and Jute, Mid-20th Century
Located in L’ISLE-SUR-LA-SORGUE, FR
Elegant French wall tapestry from the 1960s, handcrafted from natural cotton and jute, embodying the softness and charm of that era.
Jute, Cotton
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